Iliad 2 troop ruster continued

Tlepolemus, the sun of Hercules,

Led nine swift vessels through the foamy seas,

From Rhodes, with everlasting sunshine bright,

Jalyssus, Lindus, and Camirus white.

His captive mother fierce Alcides bore

From Ephyr's walls and Selle's winding shore,

Where mighty towns in ruins spread the plain,

And saw their blooming warriors early slain.

The hero, when to manly years he grew,

Alcides' uncle, old Licymnius, slew;

For this, constrain'd to quit his native place,

And shun the vengeance of the Herculean race,

A fleet he built, and with a numerous train

Of willing exiles wander'd o'er the main;

Where, many seas and many sufferings past,

On happy Rhodes the chief arrived at last:

There in three tribes divides his native band,

And rules them peaceful in a foreign land;

Increased and prosper'd in their new abodes

By mighty Jove, the sire of men and gods;

With joy they saw the growing empire rise,

And showers of wealth descending from the skies.

Three ships with Nireus sought the Trojan shore,

Nireus, whom Aglae to Charopus bore,

Nireus, in faultless shape and blooming grace,

The loveliest youth of all the Grecian race;¹⁰⁴

Pelides only match'd his early charms;

But few his troops, and small his strength in arms.

Next thirty galleys cleave the liquid plain,

Of those Calydnae's sea-girt isles contain;

With them the youth of Nisyrus repair,

Casus the strong, and Crapathus the fair;

Cos, where Eurypylus possess'd the sway,

Till great Alcides made the realms obey:

These Antiphus and bold Phidippus bring,

Sprung from the god by Thessalus the king.

Now, Muse, recount Pelasgic Argos' powers,

From Alos, Alope, and Trechin's towers:

From Phthia's spacious vales; and Hella, bless'd

With female beauty far beyond the rest.

Full fifty ships beneath Achilles' care,

The Achaians, Myrmidons, Hellenians bear;

Thessalians all, though various in their name;

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The same their nation, and their chief the same.

But now inglorious, stretch'd along the shore,

They hear the brazen voice of war no more;

No more the foe they face in dire array:

Close in his fleet the angry leader lay;

Since fair Briseis from his arms was torn,

The noblest spoil from sack'd Lyrnessus borne,

Then, when the chief the Theban walls o'erthrew,

And the bold sons of great Evenus slew.

There mourn'd Achilles, plunged in depth of care,

But soon to rise in slaughter, blood, and war.

To these the youth of Phylace succeed,

Itona, famous for her fleecy breed,

And grassy Pteleon deck'd with cheerful greens,

The bowers of Ceres, and the sylvan scenes.

Sweet Pyrrhasus, with blooming flowerets crown'd,

And Antron's watery dens, and cavern'd ground.

These own'd, as chief, Protesilas the brave,

Who now lay silent in the gloomy grave:

The first who boldly touch'd the Trojan shore,

And dyed a Phrygian lance with Grecian gore;

There lies, far distant from his native plain;

Unfinish'd his proud palaces remain,

And his sad consort beats her breast in vain.

His troops in forty ships Podarces led,

Iphiclus' son, and brother to the dead;

Nor he unworthy to command the host;

Yet still they mourn'd their ancient leader lost.

The men who Glaphyra's fair soil partake,

Where hills incircle Boebe's lowly lake,

Where Phaere hears the neighbouring waters fall,

Or proud Iolcus lifts her airy wall,

In ten black ships embark'd for Ilion's shore,

With bold Eumelus, whom Alceste bore:

All Pelias' race Alceste far outshined,

The grace and glory of the beauteous kind,

The troops Methone or Thaumacia yields,

Olizon's rocks, or Meliboea's fields,

With Philoctetes sail'd whose matchless art

From the tough bow directs the feather'd dart.

Seven were his ships; each vessel fifty row,

Skill'd in his science of the dart and bow.

But he lay raging on the Lemnian ground,

A poisonous hydra gave the burning wound;

There groan'd the chief in agonizing pain,

Whom Greece at length shall wish, nor wish in vain.

His forces Medon led from Lemnos' shore,

Oileus' son, whom beauteous Rhena bore.

The Œchalian race, in those high towers contain'd

Where once Eurytus in proud triumph reign'd,

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Or where her humbler turrets Tricca rears,

Or where Ithome, rough with rocks, appears,

In thirty sail the sparkling waves divide,

Which Podalirius and Machaon guide.

To these his skill their parent-god imparts,

Divine professors of the healing arts.

n       Above the shores are filled with troops from around the world hell bent on taking troy down for various reasons including personal, economic  and political reasons.

They each had their own goal, many made elfin bows like the sylvans, some made weapons others people, some healed and used mediocine like madon, where the word mad as in sick might ciome from.

back to teh iliad

I decided to continue with teh iliad but take it lighter in teh reading because although some of teh readings are lists of troopps for a war simulation and are interesting but one can not comment on them as easily
I should be finished book II toady.
peace

why this?

I realized that the iliad was a academic book and for a regular aufiance a good summary was in order to keep people's attention
we will look at the wikipedea fully I am curios how Godthet has changed the reality to punishing them for trying to find excuses to use a klearning gas they not I mentally lock up on, to keep people feeling blah
not me but we will prefer the faster way out of imagining carefa has an excuse top spray the smell of the oldest most difficult version they can have
the 24 books is historicaly sugnifuicant but a text for die hard academics
the info is emence but to understand the time from a common person a summary is better
make documentaries in the longer text and summuaries is fine and desired.
all good
till next week

Nwq uklaud stuff

The Iliad (/ˈɪliəd/;^[1] Ancient Greek: Ἰλιάς Iliás, pronounced [iː.li.ás] in Classical Attic; sometimes referred to as the Song of Ilion or Song of Ilium) is an ancient Greek epic poem in dactylic hexameter, traditionally attributed to Homer. Set during the Trojan War, the ten-year siege of the city of Troy (Ilium) by a coalition of Greek states, it tells of the battles and events during the weeks of a quarrel between King Agamemnon and the warrior Achilles.

Although the story covers only a few weeks in the final year of the war, the Iliad mentions or alludes to many of the Greek legends about the siege; the earlier events, such as the gathering of warriors for the siege, the cause of the war, and related concerns tend to appear near the beginning. Then the epic narrative takes up events prophesied for the future, such as Achilles' imminent death and the fall of Troy, although the narrative ends before these events take place. However, as these events are prefigured and alluded to more and more vividly, when it reaches an end the poem has told a more or less complete tale of the Trojan War.

The Iliad is paired with something of a sequel, the Odyssey, also attributed to Homer. Along with the Odyssey, the Iliad is among the oldest extant works of Western literature, and its written version is usually dated to around the 8th century BC.^[2] In the modern vulgate (the standard accepted version), the Iliad contains 15,693 lines; it is written in Homeric Greek, a literary amalgam of Ionic Greek and other dialects. According to Michael Nagler, the Iliad is a more complicated epic poem than The Odyssey. ^[3]

 

 

n     The word vulagate as a language has its origin with vulgar river and is even the origin of hindu and euroasian. 

n    In this dimention due to attavks by idiots trying to stop this conclusion

Gerre achilis is in conflict with aggamenon

The siege to troy fails or is never concluded

There is no oddeseys with his troyjan horse.

There was a short version summary of the iliad I was looking for and found that the 9 or ten books of the iliad turned into 24

They hope to trap us in a super long academic text that is achival and ment for super enfusiasts and schalars

The shorter version would have been better

I will conclude it based on this wikipledea

The text I had bellerophone had a summary twenty pages in modern english not poetic prose

The aufiance asked for it

Good enough for this week

I will post something from this next week or find that short version that is normally listed in the earlier part of the etxt

The oddessey we read on modern language summary.

short version of iliad

I decided due to the length of the Iliad as found in the archetypal text to look at a shorter version of the text to keep the audience in tune, I will later examine the longer iliad academically alone and report anything in a summary.
its a lot terser and will fulfil the requirement of analyzing the text to close the concept.
its a high end post grad grad work and many found it a hard read thus we move on to this read as we finished up to here in the other text.  ya people understood enough but its huge, read it alone if you wish
now turn to
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iliad

merlin teh wizard second acknowledge christ of christian church

It turns out that the g that according to the Cristian church and all others merlin the wizard, high wizard or even greater wuzard was the second Christ
Mohamed was aprofet and chrsit and set forth reforms but merlin was a contemporary that lived to 183 years.


je was born of an immaculate birth via angels that inseminated his fathers se3ed in his moyjrt
they were sometimes called fertility angels or demons like succubine and serpte
a sucubineand septen  is an astral projevyion of the people mentioned
she is a sucuvin to him and he a septen.
in theory thety are and can be gotehtically controlled divine enteties
as is the cosmic Christ and merlin
we only reached immortality lately
though some people who were the first of old divine angels died and fell from vogue
we worship only godthet and the angels or divine entities like Christ as the monofesetic or fully controlled only by godthet
we co operate witth them and empowerselves by blessing of what is lawful and what godthet deems necessary bu the optimal of that universal omniscient omnipost perfect.
it knows aht is best fpor all based on the lawful and its advanrtages even in normal life
even as Christ died the first in in 62 ad at 95 or so the sosmic cherist was a divine entity that giodthet uses and emminates as it wishes , including becoming the avathan of people.
same with eth devil or devine angel, baal (  ba fayjer, el God) and so forth


merli8n is known for two more miracles than Christ, mofamed enough to be a Christ or profet embassedor saint
its hard as we mentioned to become a wizard
there are wizards before merlin or wizards before wizards. like Christ Socrates
the someone tells of more miracles at leastr one in regards to merlin and the feats are of divine statues
but he says  his divine entity though works as one with his actions as he knows how to act as godthetwould allow oanmd hense appear as though he is godly, is controlled by Godthet itself -- always.
I am one with the divine will willing in the range of what makes my avtions look theotic and diethetic.
the sobody knots, that what is is made perfect within a system of those rewazrd for the god and those pubished for being not wise to will in the rangfe of God
her ssister agrees that presnsnce is actually and miswilling against lawfulness is punished as misdeed and injustice.
cool
so the someone is the third cchrist like person and her mary same thirst set of
as mohemed was one too one or two would exist now.  Lets say a few by now.
we are part of the second merlin the one in the future and the gfirst G diefet or Q of the new epos
who knows what they will call us later
others will rise to fuether the system and we are now immortal and will live forever
and at the trun of the next epos a second coming of that q or G veatic dethetic dev tho will appear
the deified organic system like us works wiothin parameters called lawful and base principals of all things allowed
its sentient and also can check shadows of fuyutes yo define action and cause thinsg to optimise its action including change how it reacted in the past\
powerful dio valeny
the dio valenty is the machine and body of god with its own reality set in the matrix of the greater reality it is one in completeness with which we call the all inclusive godthet and whole system including spirit soul ethemirixs as merlin called them
peace
till next week
val

last thought on syccess with Iliad thus far

its about time I write this next quote.


we analysised everything in the iliad up to the iliad most people kmow.
we know the regime is upgradinmg and fighting injustice


the truth is it must be pursuid as an academic subject rather than a creating itself as a god ritual
the only gas from it is the same learner has we currently use in out schools
its neem upgraded to be at our speed and not short as always
thus it does not feel old
some gasses like it never grow old.


so we succeeded in getting the lost stuff out
it turns out paris actually allies with helen and aggomenon and creat the new troy out of the aaliances of the oddessey
the someone helped to reform the time line back to normal
the new troy is is the new Greece
the oddessey is in the middle
the last book tells of how the new Greece troy set as god said towards the east in macdonea or continental Greece
thus troy falls oddeseus makes new alliances for the new greeks and then they uniye as the new troy hreece still on the continewnt
troy was in anatyolia and moved to the tehsalonike area just west north of thebes.


thus far we are successful and later we will look at what remains academically rather than as part of the someones creation of reality as we co operate with Godthet.
praise
..